Errea work or have recently worked with names including Queens Park Rangers, Walsall, Port Vale and Parma in recent years and are probably best known in the UK for a lengthy team-up with Middlesbrough which lasted between 1994 and 2009.
“We have enjoyed a long-standing successful partnership with adidas over the past 8 years. We would like to thank the whole adidas global team for the great work they have put into the kit design process and their amazing support throughout our partnership,” said Blades Head of commercial, Paul Reeves earlier this week.
United have had some beautiful kits through the years and some, well, some have been not so memorable.
It’s all a matter of taste, though, and we’ve dipped into the archives to pick out 10 of our favourites, in no particular order.
Some you’ll like and some you wont. Some will bring back great memories, some will fill you with dread!
5. Umbro - 1991/93
Perhaps a bit of a surprise but this is an under-appreciated shirt, a third kit used between 1991 and 1993 and Umbro could do worse than to replicate now. Clean, white with just enough of the traditional colours and a classic Photo: Chris Holt
6. Avex - 1996/97
Due to the lack of black on the jersey itself, this shouldn't work, however the big old badge and a sponsor that genuinely works to the betterment of the shirt marks it out as a favourite Photo: Chris Lawton
7. Adidas - 2018/19
A nod to a classic, Adidas did it justice by keeping it simple. Every time you look at it, it screams 'Basham's arriving!' Photo: Simon Bellis
8. Adidas - 2016/17
In our opinion the best of what Adidas offered - for a home shirt at least - United went up from League One (finally) in this great outfit Photo: Tim Goode